Visit our other EducationalQuilting SitesOur Nifty Fifty groups did swaps on both the Civil War and Revolutionary War. Each quilter designed their own quilt block and made a signature square with a description of their design and the history behind it.We had 33 categories in our Civil War Swap. The Revolutionary War Swap had 26 categorieswhich included the Thirteen Colonies

IndianaThe Hoosier StateOur page has photos of the quilt blocks that were uniquely designed or chosen to represent the state of Indiana in our Nifty Fifty Quilt Swaps. Indiana's name means "Indian Land". Indiana is known as the Hoosier State which is derived from the frontier saying "Who's here?" Indiana iswell known for its major sports teams and universities. Basketball and motorsport races are represented in a couple of our original Indiana quilt blocks. Sit back, relax and browse throughthe beautiful quilt blocks. Learn more about the state of Indiana through our informative and educational links. Be sure to bookmark our pages and come back often to get inspiration fromour unique quilt blocks. Please support our pages by using our Google search bar at the bottomof our page and our Amazon links for any purchases. Thank you for your support!!

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Click on Quilt Blocks to go to the individual swap pages to see more quilt blocks and larger images

Please do not copy or use the original quilt block patterns on our pages without our permission. They are here to preserve the history behind our 50 state quilt blocks swaps and we are sharing them for inspiration to other quilters. Please appreciate and enjoy our quilters creativity and the history behind each state quilt block.

Family Travel Page Coming SoonVisit our family travel page which includes information if traveling to Indiana from National/State Parks, Museums, Festivals and Restaurants. Even a link to where the kids can eat free!

Fun Facts Coming SoonVisit our page to see the State Flag, Seal, Quarter, Stamp, License Plate and some interesting, unusual and fun facts about the state of Indiana